Yes, definitely. One of the most blatant AI images I've seen.

Bayes lived in my home town! I pass his house most days. I'm constantly amazed by the variety of different contexts in which his work is referenced.

No, it wont have that instinct. I think these extra generations - that we're seeing in solitary bees too - are 'testing the waters'. If they survive to breed, that trait would become more common in the population.

And the final pages and illustration

Here is part 1 of Russell's account of the freshwater jellyfish

Probably a bit late for a 'true' greenbottle (Lucilia) but not impossible these days. The 'lookalikes' like Neomyia cornicina that belong to the muscid rather than the calliphorid (blowfly) family tend to fly later.

That is very late for a Holly Blue. Maybe a small third generation

I'll photograph the relevant pages & post. There was a big gap between publication of the two volumes so they often turn up on their own, especially as the older one isnt actually titled 'vol.1', as if vol.2 was an afterthought.

Yes, there's 10 pages about it!